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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1887-06-24

Miriam was in the garden, busy
with the tlower-border$. and the voice
of Agnes could be heard in the parlor,
pract!cing 1T the piano new song.
All at once his heart gave Il leap and
great thrill. He had heard Polly
speaking inside.
The simplest words:
Della. Cousin Della! where are
YOU? Do take the watering-can out to
Miriam, please. I'm SO busy
He smiled involuntarilv with pleas
ure at the sound. and then sighed.
Dear little Polly" he thought;
'why couldn't Il pretty face belong to
that soft, sweet Voice?
Next moment face he had never
seen appeared at the house-door, and
charming girl ran out with the wa
tering-can-: girl with rich dark au-
burn hair and soft gray eyes. She had
not beautiful face, by any means.
The sensitive mouth was rather large.
and the expressive features were If
regular. but she had the great charm
of animated expression, bright COM
plexion. and fine teeth and hair and
eyes. as well as graceful figure.
That's Della" he thought. They
are all pretty but Polly. Ah, well, I'll
ask for her
And he Herewith opened the gate,
and entered the garden.
The girl turned at the sound. There
was cry of joy, the watering-can fell
from Delia's hand. and she bounded
down the path to greet him.
He started back in surprise.
..Oh. Hughr cried the soft sweet
voice he knew well. Don't YOU
know me. Hugh? I'm Polly-Polly
Hopkins,
Next minute he had clasped her in
his arInS.
Il couldn't find Della. and so |
brought ont the can myself, she ex-
planned. when he told her of his mis-
take; land | forgot that You couldn't
know me. having never seen me be-
fore. All. perhaps You will not love
me now-now that you can see
me -
He stopped her with kiss.
Dearest and best of girls, My
heart thrilled just now at the sound of
your voice. even though | believed
YOU were quite frightful. loved you
truly while YOU were still the Ugly
Duck. Is it likely l shall shange to
Pretty Polly Hopkins?'
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1887-06-24

A foreign scientific paper gives the
following method of making artificial
whetstoncs: Gelatine of good quality
is dissolved in its own weight of water,
the operation being conducted in dark
room. TO the solution Il per cent. of
bichromate of potash is added,
which has been previously dissolved in
a little water. A quantity of very fine
emery, equal to nine times the weight
of the gelatine, is intimately mixed
with the gelatine solution. Pulverized
flint may be substituted for emery
The mass is moulded into any desired
shape, and is then consolidated by heavy
pressure. 1t is dried by exposure to
strong sunlight for several hours.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1887-06-24
~ PLAIN GIRL.

doubt IL YOU ever saw homclier
girl than Pretty Polly Hopkins.
considering that she Was not AN act
ual deformity; and the worst If it Was
that she never made any effort tn i'm
pro, e-hei looks. being, IN fact. sn ac-
crstomt-t to hearing remarks about
her ngiine-~ that she seemed to have
given the matter up n 4 hclple>, job.
Her two sisters were handsome.
whioa made poor Polly's want of
hs'auts all the more conspicuous; and
a. tho glrl. though she laughed a, the
remarks that were made was secretly
extremely sensitive about them. a. she
grew older She quietly avoided them
and elung NOR" and more closely To
the peaceful retirement uf home.
"c-i>ework's all our Polly tit for,
her nuthcr would SAY. A truly good
girl. but not prc>cntahle.
So roor Polly relieved her Of the
mcni.d. and helped make her sisters
eiot,es. and was their maid. aud their
seat e..Oat. their coniidants and their
darllpg. all in one; for the girl Was
both handy aud clever. and a. sweet
uf spui - she MAS plain of face and
person. and everyon. who knew her
wei. Though they might tease and
nocA, never failed TO like ar.l esteem
her.
1. S.ynetime< Miriam. the handsomest
OF f..i sisters. would sav:
Dear. little 'Ugly Duck. (this was
oaf.es maine they had for her). pray
1T 4 Syrsfb that tangled hair of Yours
81 ni're,rily. and let Us alter ene
N f,igy Nfgs-es. so tia il will ut
-: & sRrS beatty. and see il ~.
s,.snr s.=si i,ii'-& s-,rr .
ZVG aly. Hopkins in reality A.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1887-06-24
A Discovery in Natural History.

Mother: Tommy, how are you get
ting on at school?" Tommy: First
rate ma" Mention the names Of
horse, the dog, the pig" Mention
some more, Tommy" The goose,
the hen, and the duck" Yes; was
thinking of four-legged animals; what
animal is that which lives mostly in
the house, but which often makes y
dreadful noise so that people can not
sleep?" "Four-legged animale' Yes. !"
Don't let people sleep?' Yes
Tommy, triumphantly: The piano"
-IeraS SittiHgs.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1887-06-24
Q OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Z
Also, 0EHM { SON, Pratt and Hanover SIS.

YOU ARE CORDIALLY INVITED MAKE EITHER Of THESE GREAT
STORES HEADQUARTERS WHEN BAL TIMoRE.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-28
raenlnIrIsa 81 naeDs I.Lanp.

TIE hrst year Of Constitutional Pro
addition on9ed "a June 80th. The re-
cults a. regards the city Of Providence
are cleaned from the polloa statistics
81 that city. There has been the great
oel resistance 70 TIE Law on The part Of
the LIQUOR dealers. and the least activity
On the part Of tao police. especially for
Che past six months. Therefore, the ne
suits obtained hare arc nos &c satisfae-
cory ns ID ether parts Of the State.
Nevertheless, che hgufee are quite graf
ifyIna 10 The friends Of pFohihilion.
Ths statistics fer The Asss year under
prohibition ere compared With the pre-.
oadsng twelve nsnnGha under lioenBe.
Total nnmheE az arrests Licenna, Gl73s
pfoaibition, t32. decrease 10 fayoF Of
prokibilion 2i50. Miners arrested, Ii
oense, SIS; prohibition, 49, decrease,
81. Arrests for drunkenness L.
usnsa, 467o: pFohibalson. 1o&T; decrease,
17aR Arrests faF reValliag. Lieeuse,
1885, prohibition, III, decrease. ~. AR
Fesls for common drunkenness. L.
senae. 10. prohibiiian. Sc; dsoFeasa. "a.
Assaasiss License, III; prohibition, lSe:
slraranan. "a. Dlatufhanre sannFesastls
Faieenaa. lIsos prohihition. 1855 ae
II4 4Lt4 NtA4a - IE@AAN|A " NA4F4 81 -
number Of arrests. 60 - per cent? and
4 dsereaqe af So par cent. h tie arrests
fcE dEunkenness shos either that the
hQ1or sold h q itsa harmless oharao
Ter. o. that there 4 great d6areaaa In
ne amannt Of sales. OF that ths police
fofea az che citg % fFovidenca are nos
eoina their dafy. The evidences al
pslnss le the tsush 81 the aFaf and SEE
end 81 theas propcsitiuna rather than
lie Lass. Ia f0aEnai reports figures,
aviaenllY obaained from lhs police. thal
there are l&S iippiinR pieces ID the city.
dtgiaeo - felloNs, Qpen saiaons. So
t1neneuf kcases. q; elnb roems. s..
undeF lietnen lbege we're 80 licensed
sAloona nnd absat ~ many unllcunsrd.
Mang 81 Tie present oeen aaioons sell
oalg tiahi beers. TIE baainess Of The
tsnsalens Fum sAora and 81 he elnb
ropua b nfees1tgily limtted and IN 20
piaea Il there thai ffeedem u saiiciting
trade and Eapplying 4 potiesAhis uneeF
iieeasa Fer thsee reasons ne 81 PER
eeaA. decFNsaa ID dFunkenness and az
teud4at eaeHees d Q fair statement af
uhai prehibt9ian hAs snssmpliahed
esEtng ne PAST ysar.--NeF FeFk Tn
1855.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-28

Inss9d e bi4nlsy tc.caihN Asl'n
Pas1a. lbese ssane . p ever ma.sA.
lea lhAs kalz Paa1a Wiil 80 q ssl.sa
aren q fespne ssanlsg. nines - q.
ps1lalea ~ Ne osneo saaItsa 2 nne
Ne inssepi1 EpysEnnr 2. Ne ne1a.a
pis<izel1, - be- saesee4ed 9 sssa'Ap-
ll1hlna eommanleatson via Eatsps.
Heverai Of his menaenenw haVe saacsso'
"a l. raaohlne zanzieez. and b haa ne
nap1iles e uhleh p Stood - maea =
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-28

IL iuleaunphsa staiemenl a. he
rnason fos fhe rsianafiun 81 Lord
Chafsss Bslsafosd - Losd q ne A.
nlEaIig reads lis q frnamsnt Erom oue
e. alibort and sallisnn's opefaG u
sssma ina durinR he great naval r.
vIsu e apiIkead ia1i Saturday Lard
oknsiss uas 81 BE veasel uhish bore
Qaean Vistorie. His wife was On
anoabar veasl nssE b.. and Lord
ChAgs1s, desiring 70 oommuniesss With
hsr. cd 20 b sianaIIiER 70 ne vessel
% shIeh she Eas. This apparsniIy
uinpls 30 uas - some mannsr con-
ssrnsd 70 Be aqFoaa insuit 70 the
oaosn. , theueh boz TIE Qussn ounid
have bsss Insnlisa b q = ssmsthise
whieh Ne AneFisan miHd vii utterly
fail 70 comprehend. In consequence q
Bis rash ael. however. Lord ChariGa
found Il nssessaEy 70 resign.
Lord Charles Bsroeford = ons Of ne
nosl Distinguished oMcsss in Ne Brit
inh service, though be i ysi q very
yonne man. He d noted for . reckless
hsaseFy watch has more than enee en-
cited shs vondsFina admiEation Of his
counsfyman. He frsi Distinguished
himsslf 81 The bcmbagdmenf Of Alex-
andria, whore be commanded the gun
boat C0ndoE. He repeatedly ran hiz
vessel almosi undsf the Eeypiiah bat
tsriss and did more szeentien With BIZ
lliaIa vessel than vas done By any a
lhe Eaonslsr lronslads. He waa Renss-
aily rec0enizsd e. shs hero Of The bon
baFdment. He farther Distinguished
hImsslg 10 tie Eoudan csmpalan, 10
Which Ne eommanded The 'snAyal brI-
gnden which vas attached 10 WoHsslsy'l
army. He LED the foroe which crosss
he dssnri te ths relief Of 0eneEal
naawaFt's command after The bsttle Il
Abou Kiea and performed pEodiaies ol
valor 10 One disastrous sampaiRn which
followed. he YES several times given
up for last. bat saoh time be managed
TO sarn up eli right.
He became che of The Lords Of tha
Admiralty upon the accession 70 power
of he Salisbury minIslFy and ~ onos
began % shake np The British naval 60
tablishmeni With much needed reforms
He fhershy incurred the snmisy Of
many Of bis fellow efsleeFa Via did ncl
lie fhe Fofcrm iasas which be % er.
Enthusiastically pat into practice. Hi
resignation win acooEdinels not be -
earded with areal regret By these whs
sontFol the British navy, as they stood
IL aFaai awe Of bis zsal e. 4 ragermer.
Il seems ahsasd that The British GOV
efnmeui should loss tho services Of ons
Who has dlsiiuauinhsd himssIf In ever
Aeld IN which hia talents have been ex'
eEted. merely because DO sianaIled "a
bis wife from yacht on board Of Which
vas the Qaeen. An things considered.
however, II Is net mach more aboard
than that Tie Unilsd States penaloz
agent a Cincinnati. . man Thoroughly
iamiilaF wish bic dulIN and eompstsnl
10 perform them and . gallant soldier
ef the Union army, sheald be summaEi-
y dismissed from olIles beoauss be
eommenisd upon the Presidsni's late
rebel aae order IL somewhas forolbls
terms. Strange things happen in the
united States Is vel e. h Great
u~ska5.,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-28

rhsss va fozmoFly IN impression
sbat ahe bids Of Presidents CIevsiahd.
shnash pashaps noi % thlek 81 thaa Of
81 lcthyosanfua, Wan - Least. some
whaa ihfoker ihan ihat Of rhInsoerus.
Tklu. howevuE. appaars 70 have been
alninke. Nj Olepelands skin appoars
10 81 mors neafIy o. The consistency a.
eobusb. Instead % being impsrvious
% elllloIsm. be Is ths most ssssiliss q
msn. He hes not yet bsen shis 70 make
araeeh 10 which be has not whintd
algat the mannes II which somebody
o. oihsE has criticised bis Administer
tlnn. He assi dansnneed the ofIise-
neshaEs. then Congress. then the prssa
ard Than ths 0rsnA Army. His uiisF-
nnofn ID pnhlIa have hean notable only
fof he Irritation and lll.iemper which
tbeg have displayed. and ihsir pfinelpal
aBeat hes been % make NE pnblIo pity
poor Mra Cleveland, Who mat bear
rontlnuaily he bad temper 81 which
Ne pablis ealy sassbas an essasioaai
eiinpsa.
Il Mr. Cleveland lived Ia pennsyl-
vsnlA be uonld he liable 10 lmpgiaon.
mgnt &c Z common seold. he ialha In
pabIis o. noihina bal ths attacks which
haze been mada upon him. and ihe laok
81 respect whieA l. shoen By lhs people
fes Ne eiiias Of Pseaiasni--a eampIAini
uhleh ~ ether President ef recent
years hes found Il necessary 20 make.
Ihs Presidents sessnt New Yssk sour
han hesn marked b. half G dszsn lee.
tares 70 he people upon The shocking
lsek 81 respeea Tor tie Presidential
oifies which they esinoe -leetuEss which
ere b esesakaa tasie a. eominR from
NJ. Ultsoland. Eysn 10 he speech 81
FAyeltevillp, whsEa be passed hls boy
hnod. Do could not refrain from re-
marhlnR shat be had been howlsa 81 %
maeh within he rasi I've ysars that
essu ahe hoWlInR Of panther would
nes sEiehien hlm now-A FemAEk which
pgohably Impressed bis hearers 9Th q
due seusa o. ths brllliAncy Of The man
uho bed snas lived 10 thsis village.
Itnsves seems 10 oeeaf 70 Mr.. CleVe-
land thai Il h hlmsalt whom tue people
danei rsspsel. and not his once. Nor
daea 4 seen 10 ossnF 70 him that there
h nelhina n his past rssoFd. hls ablli-
tlss. - hla oondnet ninca be has held
kia klEh olllae. which entities him 10 q
rsmafhabla degree ~ FsspssA A Psesi-
Dent Who b himssif worthy Of respsos
uEli kAss no rsason % oomplain that
ne psepls % not rsspesi hla efEice.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-28


II ne death Of JeAn Taylor the Nor.
men church loass one vhs. nsxl 70
5oaepA smiih and Brigham YonnR. muat
be regarded a. NE mosa able man Who
uas asaE eoanecied with 4. Taylor was
luIly - unscrupaloas and fuIly a. fanaai.
c4l 10 hia dssotien 70 Ne eAareh e.
sithef Saith o. fosng. Thai BE- vus
nst a. saeeaaafal a. hia predecessor IN
prstecalng hln followers IL ihalF defiance
~ ne laws Of he unitsd STATES vas
dee mesa 10 Ne time h which his lct
uas easl than te any lack 81 ability
en bis para When Youne ruled over
Marmoniam Ne people bad not yol
auaAase4 10 an appfeeiasion 81 The
eyilz es polyEamy and II Ne neesssiiy
q Rsapplinx with tks Moruon nonstss
10 Tie easlieF pcstinn u biz aseenaaney
Utah wee an Ainest snkncwn lAna. and
- peop,a card sanaost ~ llsale e. they
kns0 ahenl Ne peoaliaE psassieos u
~ paopla whe inkAhlied r. 1asi a.
they began 10 leArn semethin1 a. Utah.
and Ne sseaFliy ~ he Msrmcas ap-
peaftd - be - an end. Ne slavery de.
e1sasen beeAn 10 dislEac, attealian.
Ties eans he nh iiian. whieh dsuse
esefYthinR tlna GA 20 aha kahlie mlna.
nna hefma ~ qassaians srisine saf q
4 woss alsla1. Bsieham Yeuae disa. n
Nan. fherescte, tAe pecaiiNE and sxeisinR
qaanlinna uAteA eeenpasa Ne nfsanticn
u ahe AmefiaAn r3apis aaraaa ne
pesioa q nGiehan founxs asaenaaney.
fnakes thar AM skllansdinaEy Ahkiiiy e.
~ psFl. uticA ksps tAe Mssmsns fsea
lrnm nsinniAAlsn unsii aflaR ~ 1oask
xke rEaAiam wilA wniaA scAn Tnyier
- as deaE uns ~ dlssesna He gaana.
ael peapia shoee attonfian eas a..
ssassad - eeenas q Ike msul sAasklnr
nalar<. ~ pearle eAe ~ bsfase
sham ~ Nsaat osan. Via wesa tAnrs
oarly aliss d rs exlss q pelynanng
eao sharnesAly aes1zminsa y r.rpru,a
a H. ear 80 essf an1 ~ euonalsns
arfaln9 seon \ wzsk ~ ~ nsass rssl.
aass - s4k&1 ssfaEn1l. alN2sa ns /
~ eatkA ~ ~ sssl - Nk1ne& tneasa
Z
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-28

Ths nntuhax 81 mnn VIA Is nos TAXA
q fte1r hef8 = e78gHtnfN. sEaeaer lab
hsss' &C.. d rs 1fssenss e ls1fss. 81.
~ 80 60 = - ,.sss.,'S - -
esS'irr rnors g.rSelieaI - - nsa,fi-
mar3al. Nen. ke rnra. ao nnf fancY
rssTi so1un li,ssr S'n.sd inekS 10 49, - -
AZ e1Ii71fer. so fkssss swf71 TkeT
lneg dcG b q hurry. Thsg NcnId r.
Reak . nu1sea ~ he1d 81 hair, =. II
lhe1s days d hnldneaa EhininR p1se.
SCI b. kesptne % hig oaphaiia oogeEiu0D
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-28
y I'M. ANp DO LEI PoINT

nyspepsia 10 dreadful D.sosasrsa
liver = misery. indieeEtioa h Z Zoe "a
god naiA1e
he kaman digestive sppsFatus q Sns
81 tke noal eomE EtoAtad and wanfsFfai
thtnNt b sxieienee- u u easily Fni cot
o. aFeNR.
6feasy feo4. ieexh iooa, nIaxpy tooa.
haa eeckesy. lnsnlai usEsy. Las haurs.
irlezniaz Aaeltz. md uany clher fkinrr
wAleh eaRet Eo1 . he, have nna3a -
Aa.exl1aa pEoxss . nati1a q 6fspepaiea
Aa9 6EHenas AnNnse Fiewas has aone
q apAfNfai ansa II FNfnenlne tia "a
kazls14 a1d waAsnR the Amsrsaan pso-
- - hsei.ef thal tesg en- saisy lksif
Dsa1s sd oe baNRg.
HenemhaEs- Ne kApRln6M uitkcut
haalGA. ha& 0Eeans ACCESS FsnwrR
hEinaa 1aAilA AID haNpineas Is 10 dgn.
p1r&iA Aak soaR 4s1EEiss fer hutlle.
esssel5~ nea ee1sA eW
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-28

u u 20 lamgex nDcananry 10 pxY &C
s0zls 10 hare 3 txunk 1fanHfszraa sfke
Sealtle pslivelg "a uf1 fsffrzF frnnh
- snY rAfl 81 - ely fuE - ssn1ss paT.
go u eGule. Leave rear oE<feE 4 u
e1l1e, M 4 &zmea Ei4o&t, oeEaait1 ~
0e dEnlAl. nn4 a MiA - Fzszurkip a..
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-28

E~DEG @A&-A2A
Fine lot, 1-room house and stable, KleY.
euth and jackson streets. $500.
Lot 3 D 50 Terry's ist, house and I'm
Los 70 asd u. b Il McAiesss. sSas and
The 4 besk lots IN b q Mos "A. so each.
Cleared lu18 In BigeloW'n I'd. $I6 and IS.
Bi 90 NAYnardis Lake Washington. 81.
Lots 5 aud &, b 50 rerry.s 3, $500.
Cleared lDta. hi LAWYERS, 6xz1.
- acre r.seA. 80 pruns sreeA miles
cut rich scIl.
FURNISHED restaurants. s225 and e1aoa
City hotel 5000. Steam laundry Ga,
loon and lodging house. Nacsns govern
pr0ved faarh6s. $50 10 5000
Mortgages on solid pFoperty, 800 %
Slo0e0s City and county scrip. -
New and second-hArd Gales.
CumpieEe boarding and lodging
house. Is roumf. on Commercial -
'''' - wAwTEn.
To loan $50 and $50 % good seeusity.
Houses 70 rent. Money ton Investment.
Women and gsr,s a. SIS % -
FOR RENT
Fruit and veeotahla Rnr1an. near town.
Imprsred farm. u acFxs c1l1ivete6, no
fruit uesA small fruif and farming tools
RnsiS,ess ofzlces sndntareA
% ncFe rnzch, 8 miles from town. good
huildinTA rent on shares.
Houses and rooms. furnished and unfuFs
CRANE & DfcKEY,
WISH. Ter. EBploymeat B1nesu. esnF
cer. Commercial and Washington streets.
seattle mk3
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-28

xou can aare cns dollar on spsry paiI
o. ohoce P11chnged IN cur store. WI
kesp lhs very nzest FreaeA KID Slices
ToErAn 4 6INazkMAN.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-28

WAN r. IBID.
Farm hands. e26 10 $50. Iaaborera 92day.
Teauas, 60 50 day. Mixer, go monfh.
Woman waiter. $50 month. NH hands.
Women tor general honseWork. go mo.
Railroad choppers and laboiers, ~
md contractors.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-10-31
aslea aggregate 100000 pounds. araipss
l,b2o, 900 pounds last week, and 10000
pounds Tor tho week ending October ~,
THE METAL MAaHsrs.

| U q. y
There Is no change In the Eaa.ern Mig.
Iron markets. Priceu are firm, and the
demand. while quiet, 10 OBJECT by Grmness
on the part Of holdors.t At Cincinnati It
Ia reported that producers and consumers
are working out aud cleaning up old con.
tracts. The consumption Of iron contin.
ues at heavy rate. heavier than tho new
busIness being booked, the difference he.
Ing accounted for by What is coming for.
ward on old orders. Word comes from
Chicago that Southern brands OF coke.iron
are not offering % freely 40 usual, which
le attributed TO their selling literally in
the East, and therefore no. 90 much In.
cllned to compete for c,osely. cont etcd or.
dare In tho West. S!sel rnlls are autster
and no now orders Of moment arc report.
cd. There are rumors OF S33 at tho mills
ea the latest quotation, a drop Of 81 per
ton. ~ q lSl}2'zi l''t1 ~
Al Philadelphia tho market ls qn,e. and
without now features. At Ohcsgo bar
iron WAS easier and steel rails q1ie. at $3S
per ton at the mills. More QUAIL ordors
for pig iron wers received, and both Lake
Superior charcoal and Southern irons
wero scarce and firm. Nails were In bet.
ter request and stronger a. 50 20 for steel
and So 10 for iron In iobblng way. Ool.
LOTIONS are reported exceptionally prompt
BY tho iron trade. At 81. Louis inerchanE
iron sales sro well maintained and prsyi.
Qua prices continue. Tho pig.iron move.
ment 10 moderate aud the only sales are
Tor immediate use. Largs buyers are
holding OFT for decline, aud thsfe Is some
tendency downward. Deliveries from tho
South are again delayed through lack Of
ours. - 4 II .}-}5l d 'tt isg 80 Ef-7 -sI'
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Times arc pretty hard when a man can't
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Bonton's Hair Gsuwer,

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~, leatl, or EeSeiaDle or tGinenll potsons, u !
TIA s!Gcilc Tor falling hair. dandrulH and Itch.
Tho Hair Grower Ia a hair food, aud its com.
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Chronic Eheunutis,n Cured.

VALLEY STREAM, N. Y, Jan. %, 1856
I en- 8 hos.man, and upwards Of sixty
yesrs Of age. During this pns. two years
l hays suffered ssyerely from rheumatism
Of thp loTer part Of MY back. Ny back
sched without ceesstinn, aud at times
thought I would te paralyxsd. Iprucured
two Allcock'a Porous Plasssrs and pu,
them scross the lower part of my Bpine.
ln twenty-four hour all pain had ceased.
at tho end of Wsek put en- two fresh
AiIcock's Posoua Plgstasa, wo-o them ten
days, then taak them Of, Ind washed nv
BACK wish 3 little alcohol, Which removed
every tFacs Of tho plss.ers. It is now
three monshs since the plasters cured me,
and | feel very much rlronger and bst.sr
than eve, before. ROBERT G. ELDgnr, Z